Syntax-directed translation is a technique for translating programming languages where the translation process is directed by the syntactic structure of the source program. The translation process uses context-free grammars to describe the syntax of the source language and semantic rules associated with each grammar rule to specify the meaning and translation for each syntactic construct. The translation process recursively processes the source program according to the grammar, applying semantic rules at each step to construct the translation into the target language.
Syntax-directed translation is a technique for translating programming languages where the translation process is directed by the syntactic structure of the source program. The translation process uses context-free grammars to describe the syntax of the source language and semantic rules associated with each grammar rule to specify the meaning and translation for each syntactic construct. The translation process recursively processes the source program according to the grammar, applying semantic rules at each step to construct the translation into the target language.
Syntax-directed translation is a technique for translating programming languages where the translation process is directed by the syntactic structure of the source program. The translation process uses context-free grammars to describe the syntax of the source language and semantic rules associated with each grammar rule to specify the meaning and translation for each syntactic construct. The translation process recursively processes the source program according to the grammar, applying semantic rules at each step to construct the translation into the target language.